John Carroll University - Carillon Yearbook (University Heights, OH)

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4 ,Z fi. Rev George J. Pickel Rev. Louis J. Puhl Rev. James L. Quinlan Rev. William T. Ryan S J A.B. S.J., A.M., Ph,D. S.J. S.J., A.M., S.T.L. Prof of Chemistry and Associate Professor of Treasurer of Assistant Professor Director of the Dept. Philosophy John Carroll University of History Pickel, who took graduate work at Valkenburg College and at the Uni- versity of Goettingen, first came to Carroll, then St. Ignatius College, in l892 as an Instructor in Classics. He left in l894 and returned again in l904 as Professor of Chemistry, oc- cupying that position until l9l7. Father Pickel has served as President of John Carroll three different times. Indeed, he has imprinted a remarkable record upon the archives of the Uni- versity as well as a more enduring memory of his character and person- ality upon the hearts and minds of those with whom he has come in con- tact. ln all, he has put in twenty-six years of his life at this school. Mr. Aloysius A. Bungart, Assistant Professor of English, has been con- nected with Carroll during all the years he has spent in teaching. He taught ten years at Carroll's affiliate, St. Ignatius High School, before com- ing here in l925. Indeed, he is thoroughly imbued with the school's tradition having received both his A.B. and A.M. degrees here. l-- . Y 1 i Rev Albert J. Summon Rev. Clement J. Singer Rev. Paul D. Sullivan Rev. Joseph M. Teply SJ A.M. S.J., A.M. S.J., A.M., Ph.D. S.J., A.M. Instructor in Secretary of Professor of English Instructor in Physics Classical Languages John Carroll University and Director of the Manager of John Department Carroll Press ORTY'ONE

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Q' 'E' Rev Henry T. Ahearn Rev. Remi J. Belleperche Rev. Chester A. Burns Rev. Dennis F Burns SJ A.M. S.J., A.M., Ph.D, SJ., A.M. S.J., A.M., Ph D S D Professor of Biology Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Philosophy Classical Languages and Religion Department Registrar Eugene R. Mittinger is one of the oldest members of Carroll's administrative staff in point of service. Mr. Mittinger has been at the Uni- versity since l927, when he joined the faculty as Instructor in Mathe- matics. Another oldtimer on the Car- roll administrative staff is Mr. Frank D. Burke, Professor of Chemistry, who has been with that department for twenty consecutive years since he came here in l92l fresh from gradu- ate study at Catholic University. He obtained his Ch.E. there in l92O. Mr. Burke is well-known in industrial and commercial circles for his activity in the field of chemistry. This year he has conducted a course in explosives in line with the school's policy of co- operation with the government in na- tional defense. Perhaps the most beloved member of Carroll's faculty is Father George J. Pickel, SJ., Director of the Depart- ment of Chemistry, in which capacity he has served since l928. Father 'x ' 4 1. QF? . Y x E ' Rev Joseph S. Joliet Rev. Joseph A. Kiefer Rev. James J. McQuade Rev. Leonard H OH-mg S J A M., M.S. S.J., A.M. S.J.. A.M., S.T.l.. S.J., A.M., Prof of Math. and Prof. of Classical instructor in Religion Prof. of Philosophy and Director of the Dept. Languages and Director of the Dept. and Director of the Department THE CARILLO QE- 3 Director of the Dept

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t ,., -6 . 1 : 'n 1 1 , 1,-,fir A , is if A Rev Leo J. Vollmayer Rev. Louis G. Weitzman Rev. Frederick E. Welfle Rev. Bernard J Wernert S.J., M.S. S.J., A.M., Ph.D. S.J., A.M., Ph.D. S.J., A.M T L Professor of Physics Professor of Sociology Professor of History Instructor in Religion an :rec or o e ep an :rec or o e ep an irec or o e ep 'IE any g dD t fth D t. dD' t fth D t. dD' t fth D t. C -' ,2- Another veteran member of the University faculty is Father Joseph A. Kiefer, S.J., Professor of Classical Lan- guages and Director of the Depart- ment. Father Kiefer has been here since l928. His contagious energy and boundless verve have inspired many Carroll graduates and under- graduates to high-souled action, his profound classical learning has excited admiration among his students. The cheery face of Doctor Hugh Graham, who holds down the threefold duties of Professor of Education, Director of - 1 ,f,., ,J 1.1 .-.Y If .i . V. fl, ,.fuZA.ff that Department, and Director of Teacher Training Division of the Uni- versity, has long been seen through the halls of Carroll. He came here in l93O. The Doctor also serves on the Committee for Teacher Training and the Committee on Graduate Work. In the chair of Assistant Professor of Philosophy is Father Louis J. Puhl, S.J., a faculty member of ten years standing. Father Puhl is one of the few professors at Car. obtain a degree from the famed ' efiorian Uni- 'AB t V X ,gi ii., x Anthony J. Alexander Louis L. Balogh Frank A. Bordeen Aloysius A. Bungnrt B.B.A. Ph.D, M.B.A., C.P.A. A.M Instructor in Business Instructor in Music Asst. Prof. of Business Asst. Prof. of English Administration Administration TI-IE CARIL O 1- N I we ,